History of Kyoto, Tokyo, Imperial Palace and Park Sun Pu: Kyoto, the ancient Japanese capital, is similar to Xi 'an in China, with a lot of historical and cultural heritage, and a large number of religious facilities such as temples and shrines have been preserved, including the famous Kiyomizu Temple and Gaode Temple. Now it is well developed and utilized as a tourism resource. Historically, Japan was a relatively backward country. In the18th century, when it entered the Meiji Restoration era, Japan carried out a thorough reform. From a powerful backward direction, the capital moved from Kyoto to Tokyo, and the emperor's palace is now located on the second bridge in the center of Tokyo, and it has been preserved to this day. The present palace used to be the palace of General Tokugawa Ieyasu, a powerful figure in the Japanese capital during the shogunate era. After Tokugawa Ieyasu moved the capital, he moved from Tokyo to the city center. Now it is the largest park in Shizuoka Prefecture, where Sun Pu Park is located, and later it has developed into the general scope of Shizuoka Prefecture.

Historical and cultural heritage: Many Japanese worship ancient temples, believe in gods and other spiritual pillars, and have special festivals to worship them. They make vows to pray for the blessing of the gods and make religious beliefs free.

History of Kyoto, Tokyo Palace and Fujun Park: Kyoto is the ancient capital of Japan, similar to Xi in China, with many historical and cultural heritages. Many religious facilities such as temples and shrines have been preserved, such as Kiyomizu Temple and Gaode Temple, which are well developed and utilized as tourism resources. Japan is a relatively backward country in history. 18th century, entering the Meiji Restoration era, Japan carried out drastic reforms, and its capital moved from Kyoto to Tokyo. The imperial palace is now the double bridge in the center of Tokyo, which has been preserved until now. Before moving the capital, the present palace was the palace of General Tokugawa Ieyasu, an important figure in the Japanese martial arts era. After moving the capital, Tokugawa Ieyasu moved from Tokyo to Fujun Park, the largest park in Shizuoka city center, and later developed into the general scope of Shizuoka Prefecture.

Historical and cultural heritage: Many Japanese people worship ancient temples, believe in gods and other spiritual sustenance, and have special sacrificial ceremonies. They made a vow to pray for the protection of the gods and freedom of religious belief.

You can also introduce his cultural life. . Social welfare in Japan is better. .

You can also introduce your work attitude: the overall impression is that Japanese staff are very dedicated and work attitude is very serious, and national civil servants pay great attention to their own image. .

There is also food culture-stepping on rice to eat: Japanese tradition and eating are separate meals.

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